Electrician in Wimbledoncovering SW19 and SW20
JMO Electrical is based on Roffey Close in Purley, roughly half an hour from Wimbledon via the A24 or through Sutton and Morden, so work here is booked as a planned visit rather than a same-hour drop-in. Rewires, consumer unit upgrades and EICRs are all regular bookings, with a written quote before anything starts.
NAPIT registered, £2 million insured, 10/10 on Checkatrade, 320 reviews logged over the years, one year workmanship guarantee, covering Wimbledon by appointment.
NAPIT registered
Government-approved competent person scheme
Part P registered
Domestic work certified to Building Regulations
£2 million cover
Public liability insurance on every job
1 year guarantee
Workmanship guaranteed for twelve months
10/10 on Checkatrade
320 reviews logged on the profile over the years
Local to Wimbledon
Why a Wimbledon electrician makes a difference
Substantial Victorian and Edwardian houses across SW19 and SW20, many part-rewired over the years and now needing the whole installation brought up to standard.
A planned visit, not a local dash
Wimbledon sits outside JMO's home patch, so the fair way to describe it is a scheduled job rather than a five-minute callout. Jon takes on planned work, testing and installations across SW19 and SW20 regularly, and timing a visit properly, particularly around the Village's parking restrictions and match-day traffic near the All England Club, matters more here than in Purley.
Emergencies are still covered 24/7, but the drive from Purley through Sutton or via the A24 and A3 means the response time will be quoted honestly on the phone rather than assumed to be quick.
Property types across Wimbledon
Wimbledon Village and the Common side, up towards Southside and Calonne Road, are dominated by substantial Victorian and Edwardian houses, many with later extensions, converted lofts and basements that have each added their own layer of wiring over the decades.
Down towards Wimbledon town centre, South Wimbledon and Merton Park, the stock shifts to Victorian terraces and 1930s semis, many now split into flats, alongside newer developments near the station and along the Broadway. Raynes Park and the SW20 side towards Coombe Lane bring in more 1930s semis and detached houses with proper rear gardens and garages.
What Wimbledon households and landlords call us out for
EICRs ahead of a sale are common given the volume of properties changing hands around the Village and Wimbledon Park, along with fault finding in older conversions and consumer unit upgrades where a Victorian house still has a mix of circuit ages behind one board.
Landlords letting to students and young professionals near the town centre and station regularly need safety certificates and PAT testing turned around between tenancies, and larger SW20 houses towards Raynes Park are a steady source of EV charger and outbuilding power enquiries.
Services
Electrical services available in Wimbledon
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EICR & periodic reports in Wimbledon
Condition reports for Wimbledon sales, remortgages and rental compliance, booked as a planned visit.
Consumer unit upgrades in Wimbledon
Modern RCBO boards fitted in Victorian and Edwardian houses across the Village and Wimbledon Park, all circuits tested afterwards.
Fault finding in Wimbledon
Tripping RCDs traced properly in older conversions and extended houses; £85 covers the visit and first hour in standard hours.
House rewires in Wimbledon
Full and partial rewires for period houses near the Common and terraces around South Wimbledon.
Landlord safety certificates in Wimbledon
Certificates turned around promptly for Wimbledon rentals near the town centre and station.
PAT testing in Wimbledon
Portable appliance testing for landlords and small businesses along the Broadway and the Village.
EV charger installation in Wimbledon
Driveway charge points on larger SW20 houses towards Raynes Park, sized to the existing supply.
Extra sockets & lighting in Wimbledon
Sockets and downlights added during loft and basement conversions, common in the Village and Southside.
Garden, garage & outbuilding power in Wimbledon
Armoured supplies to garages and garden rooms on the larger Raynes Park and Coombe Lane plots.
Emergency call-outs in Wimbledon
24/7 cover for dangerous faults and loss of power, with a realistic travel time given upfront over the phone.
Why JMO
Why customers in Wimbledon call Jon
Concrete reasons, not slogans.
Honest about distance
Wimbledon is around half an hour from Purley, so Jon plans the visit properly rather than promising a local eta he can't keep.
Comfortable with period property
Fifteen years' experience on Victorian and Edwardian houses with layered wiring history, exactly what the Village and South Wimbledon involve.
10/10 on Checkatrade
320 reviews logged over the years, including jobs across south-west London and Surrey.
NAPIT and Part P registered
Domestic work certified and notified to Building Regulations, paperwork issued promptly.
Clear pricing
Free quotes on planned work, £85 in standard hours covering the first hour of fault finding, £140 per hour out of hours.
Guaranteed work
Twelve months on all workmanship, £2 million public liability cover on every job.
Local issues
Electrical problems we see most in Wimbledon
Property age, building fabric, weather and infrastructure all shape what goes wrong here.
Victorian and Edwardian houses with extensions layered on
Wimbledon Village and the streets off the Common have some of the finest Victorian and Edwardian housing in south-west London, but many have been extended, had lofts converted and basements dug out over the last thirty years, each phase bringing its own electrician and its own standard of work.
- Consumer units with spare ways added informally over successive extensions
- Lighting circuits from the original build still feeding upper floors
- Basement conversions with sockets too close to sinks or shower rooms
- Bonding missed or disconnected during later plumbing work
Flat conversions near the town centre and station
South Wimbledon and the area around the Broadway have a large stock of Victorian terraces split into flats, plus newer blocks near the station and the tram line. Shared supplies and old fuse boards left in place under a newer consumer unit are common findings on these conversions.
Where that shows up on an EICR, we quote separating the supplies properly rather than patching around the problem, since it is usually a landlord requirement before a certificate can be issued clean.
Match-day and event access in the Village
Wimbledon Village sits close to the All England Club, and during the Championships and other events, parking restrictions and road closures make ordinary access difficult. Jobs in this pocket of SW19 are scheduled around the tennis calendar to avoid wasted visits.
Larger gardens towards Raynes Park and Coombe Lane
The 1930s semis and detached houses on the SW20 side of Wimbledon tend to have proper rear gardens and garages, which brings the usual outbuilding and EV charger work, and the usual problems: unarmoured cable buried too shallow, and boards with no spare capacity for a modern load.
Our process
How a job in your area runs
The same five steps on every job, domestic or commercial.
01
Call or send the form
Tell Jon what the job is and where. Planned work gets a free quote; urgent faults get triage advice on the phone straight away.
02
Visit and assessment
Jon attends, checks the board, earthing and the circuits involved, and establishes what the property actually needs rather than what is easiest to sell.
03
Written price before work starts
A clear scope and price in writing. Free for planned work; fault finding is £85 in standard hours covering the first hour, £140 per hour evenings and weekends.
04
Work carried out to BS 7671
Installed tidily, dust controlled, floors protected, and scheduled around your household or trading hours where that matters.
05
Testing, certification and guarantee
Every circuit tested, certification issued, domestic work notified under Part P through NAPIT, and twelve months' workmanship guarantee.
Reviews
Verified Checkatrade feedback
10/10
“Communications and arranging the date was excellent. Standard of work to a high standard and all to the agreed quotation.”
10/10
“Jon and his team turned up promptly as agreed, completed all works to a high standard and at a reasonable price.”
10/10
“Quickly turned up and safely dealt with cut cable to external garage. Great communication throughout.”
Questions
Electrician in Wimbledon: FAQs
Are you based in Wimbledon?
No, JMO Electrical is based in Purley. Wimbledon is covered by appointment, roughly half an hour away via the A24 or through Sutton and Morden.
How quickly can you get to Wimbledon in an emergency?
Emergency call-outs are 24/7, but Jon will give you an honest travel time on the phone given the distance from Purley, rather than a local-area estimate.
How much does an electrician cost in Wimbledon?
Planned work is quoted free and in writing. Fault finding is £85 during standard hours of 8:00am to 5:30pm, covering the call-out and the first hour, with evenings and weekends at £140 per hour.
Do you carry out EICRs in Wimbledon for sales or lettings?
Yes, EICRs are a regular booking across the Village, South Wimbledon and Raynes Park, arranged as a planned visit.
Can you work around Championships fortnight access restrictions?
Yes, jobs in the Village are scheduled around the tennis calendar and known road closures to avoid a wasted visit.
Do you rewire period houses in Wimbledon?
Yes, full and partial rewires on Victorian and Edwardian houses near the Common and terraces around South Wimbledon are regular work.
Do I get certification for the work?
Yes. Work is tested to BS 7671, certified, and domestic work is notified under Part P through our NAPIT registration.
Do you work with Wimbledon landlords?
Yes: EICRs, PAT testing and landlord safety certificates, turned around promptly between tenancies near the town centre and station.
Is the work guaranteed?
All workmanship carries a one year guarantee, and JMO Electrical holds £2 million public liability insurance.
Which nearby areas do you also cover?
Kingston upon Thames, Sutton, Carshalton, Wallington and the wider south-west London and Surrey area.
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Other areas we cover
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Wimbledon covered by appointment
Call Jon or send the form. Free written quotes on planned work, 24/7 emergency cover with an honest travel estimate, and everything certified and guaranteed.